@DrAlfredMutua Another reason why it’s important to have leadership renewal. No one should cling to public office indefinitely—it’s healthy for democracy when new generations have the opportunity to lead. We should reset Kenya in 2027.
@IEBCKenya Make it public which areas do not have 3G coverage. Simple. We all know those are the stations you’re planning to steal votes in favor of someone we all know.
@CSakwah@MutahiNgunyi The other observation is that in last general election the margin was so small but in next one it will be a massive gap between the one and two as shown by the recent polls.
@Gert254@marto254_ He talked about tax burden, Good business environment to creates jobs, and many others. The problem people wants to hear unrealistic promises that cannot be achieved.
@JaneFKyalo Create a more conducive business environment to generate jobs, and uphold the Constitution. What more do you expect? Would you rather hear unrealistic promises like, “in 6 months time,” just to win applause?
@JaneFKyalo The problem with some Kenyans is that they prefer politicians who make grand promises, even when those promises are clearly not viable. Unless you view with a preconceived mindset, his agenda was straightforward: reduce taxes so employees have more money in their pockets,
@therealantoh This narrative is unlikely to resonate this time. The focus of the public is increasingly on bad governance, corruption, and accountability not on ethnicity.
@BillowKerrow Analyze the numbers across all ten as well. The data tells a different story, and you might be surprised by the outcome. After all, you’re an FCPA the analysis shouldn’t be that hard.
@AbdulahiAdan10 If crowds won elections, Baba would have been president long ago. Pulling a huge crowd doesn’t guarantee victory. Besides, here three-quarters of the population seems to the red berets.